MotoGP Japan: Marquez record after early FP3 stutter

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2014 MotoGP champion 𒁏elect Marc Marquez l▨ed the way from Valentino Rossi during Saturday morning practice for the Japanese MotoGP at Motegi.
Reigning champion Marquez, who has his first chance to wrap-up the 2014 title on Sunday, continued a complicated weekend. After a fall early on Friday morning, then sixth in the afternoon, th💝e young Spaniard again 🐻struck trouble early in FP3.
Marquez pulled off track after hearing strange noises from a new engine on his Repsol Hꦡonda - but returned to set the fastest eඣver two-wheel Motegi lap, a 1m 44.940s, by the halfway stage of the 45-minutes.
That lap (the 7th of 18) remained Marquez's best, while by contrast Rossi popped into second place by +0.227s on his very final lap. The Moᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚvistar Yamaha rider, who broke a finger and was briefly knocked out last time at Ara💛gon, had been fifth fastest in both Friday sessions.
Day one pace setter Andrea Dovizioso was only ninth this morning (+0.625s) but the Ducati rider's Friday tim🃏e was enough ✱for second on combined times.
Third in the Saturday session was Monster Yamaha Tech 3s Pol Espargaro, who then ran wide and tipped over in the♌ gravel. Rossi's team-mate Jorge Lorenzo, the best in terms of race pace on Friday, slipped from second to fourth (+0.423s).
Medium front and soft rear was th📖e favoured tyre combination for the Factory rider🍎s this morning. That looks to be the likely race choice, although the Ducati and Open class riders are sure to play their joker card in the form of the extra-soft rear in qualifying.
Pramac's Andrea Iannone used the rubber to set fifth (+0.460s) in FP3, with factory team rider Cal Cru🧸tchlow (+0.598s) likewise moving🎀 into seventh on his GP14.
But the extra soft tyre wasn't enough to help Aragon rꦰunner-up Aleix Espargaro break into the combined top ten and he will thus join the likes of Gresini Factory class rider Alvaro Bautista and Pramac's GP13 rider Yonℱny Hernandez in Qualifying 1.
Just scrapping into the combined top ten were Marquez's team-mate Dani Pedrosa and LCR's Stefan Bradl. Br🤪adl had been the best Honda rider, in third on Friday, but could only manage twelfth in FP3, while Pedrosa dropped from fourt🐟h to eighth.
Due to Dovizioso's Friday pace, that put them ninth (Pedrosa) and tenth (Bradl) on combined times. Pedrosa is currently Marquez's closest t🌠itle rival.
Free Practice 3:
1. Marc Marquez
2. Valentino Rossi
3. Pol Espargaro
4. Jorge Lorenzo
5. Andrea Iannone
6. Bradley Smith
7. Cal Crutchlow
8. Dani Pedrosa
9. Andrea Dovizioso
10. Alvaro Bautista
11. Aleix Espargaro
12. Yonny Hernandez
13. Stefan Bradl
14. Hector Barbera
15. Katsuyuki Nakasuga
16. Hiroshi Aoyama
17. Nicky Hayden
18. Alex De Angelis
19. Danilo Petrucci
20. Karel Abraham
21. Scott Redding
22. Broc Parkes
23. Mike Di Meglio
24. Michael Laverty

Peter has been in the paddock for 20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at 🌃the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury🌌 issues.